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Snaps from the 2022 Emerging Athlete Eventing 25 Assessment Sessions

The top tier of the Under-25 set is hard at work preparing for a successful season, and beyond. 2022 Emerging Athlete Eventing 25 assessment sessions are taking place in Ocala, Florida, Aiken, South Carolina, and Temecula, California in order to decide the final Emerging Athlete Eventing 25 program list.

Once selected, riders will benefit from coaching, high-intensity training sessions, and mentorship, all designed to help prepare them for, and produce them towards, a career at the top levels and on US teams. You can a list of this year’s program participants and learn more about the pipeline program here.

Let’s check in with these talented young rider via their Instagram snaps, which include lots of video from the two-day assessment sessions in Ocala and Aiken! Next week USEF Developing and Emerging Athlete Coach Leslie Law will head to the West Coast for another session.

 

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Find a 2022 T.I.P. Eventing Award Competition Near You!

2019 Beginner Novice Junior 14 and Under Championship T.I.P. Champion Chambery with Sierra Thomas and Reserve Champion Inanewyorkminute with Catherine Frank. Photo by Leslie Wylie.

It’s pretty wild to wrap one’s mind around the amount of momentum the Thoroughbred Incentive Program (T.I.P.) has gained since it was launched by The Jockey Club a decade ago. T.I.P. recognizes and rewards the versatility of the Thoroughbred through sponsorship of Thoroughbred classes and high point awards at sanctioned horse shows, performance awards, and non-competition awards — and the number of participating shows and horses continues to swell each year.

Earlier this week T.I.P. announced that it has approved nearly 7,000 awards and classes at more than 1,400 shows in 46 states and six Canadian provinces in 2022. Awards are available in virtually every imaginable discipline including, of course, eventing. To be eligible for T.I.P. shows, a Thoroughbred is defined as any horse that has been registered with The Jockey Club or a foreign Thoroughbred stud book recognized by The Jockey Club.

This year’s eventing T.I.P. calendar is massive, stretching from coast to coast and well into Canada. A full calendar of shows offering awards is available here. We created a map and listed participating schooling and recognized horse trials for the first half of 2022, so get to planning today!

Stable View CT – 1/15 (Aiken, SC)
Full Gallop Farm January Schooling HT – 1/16 (Aiken, SC)
Stable View Aiken Opener – 1/22 (Aiken, SC)
Full Gallop Farm January Recognized HT – 1/29 (Aiken, SC)
Sporting Days Farm HT – 2/5 (Aiken, SC)
Full Gallop Farm February Recognized HT – 2/9 (Aiken, SC)
Ocala Winter I HT – 2/10 (Ocala, FL)
Full Gallop Farm February Schooling HT – 2/16 (Aiken, SC)
Stable View Eventing Academy – 2/20 (Aiken, SC)
Full Gallop Farm February II Recognized HT – 2/23 (Aiken, SC)
Full Gallop Farm March I Recognized HT – 3/2 (Aiken, SC)
Buckhorn Dressage and Combined Tests – 3/5 (Vass, NC)
SEDA Schooling Show – 3/5 (Folsom, LA)
Sporting Days Farm HT – 3/5 (Aiken, SC)
SWDEA Spring Event – 3/5 (Tallahassee, FL)
Red Hills International – 3/10 (Tallahassee, FL)
Full Gallop Farm March II Recognized HT – 3/12 (Aiken, SC)
Southern Pines HT – 3/12 (Raeford, NC)
Red Gate Farm Starter HT and Jumper Show – 3/14 (Bluemont, VA)
Full Gallop Farm March I Schooling HT – 3/16 (Aiken, SC)
Ocala Winter II – 3/17 (Ocala, FL)
MDHT March Starter Horse Trial – 3/19 (Adamstown, MD)
NWFL Leapin’ Leprechaun Show – 3/19 (Graceville, FL)
Stable View Eventing Academy – 3/22 (Aiken, SC)
Carolina International – 3/23 (Raeford, NC)
Texas Rose Horse Park HT – 3/25 (Tyler, TX)
Eagle View Equestrian Schooling HT – 3/26 (Wichita, KS)
Paul Frazer CT and Dressage Show – 3/26 (Lexington, KY)
Full Gallop Farm March III Recognized HT – 3/27 (Aiken, SC)
Full Gallop Farm March II Schooling HT – 3/30 (Aiken, SC)
Bucks County Horse Park Shows – 4/1 (Revere, PA)
Locke Meadows Dressage Shows & Combined Tests – 4/1 (Berryville, VA)
Stable View Spring HT 2/3/4* – 4/1 (Aiken, SC)
Morven Park Spring HT – 4/2 (Leesburg, VA)
Champagne Run Mini Trial – 4/2 (Lexington, KY)
Middle Tennessee Pony Club Mini Trials – 4/3 (Nashville, TN)
Buckhorn Dressage and Combined Tests – 4/9 (Vass, NC)
LEC HT #1 – 4/9 (Folsom, LA)
MDHT April Starter Horse Trial – 4/9 (Adamstown, MD)
CDCTA Spring Horse Trials – 4/10 (Berryville, VA)
Full Gallop Farm April Schooling HT – 4/10 (Aiken, SC)
Ocala International – 4/13 (Ocala, FL)
Fair Hill International Horse Trials – 4/15 (Elkton, MD)
FENCE – 4/16 (Tryon, NC)
KDEA CT AND DRESSAGE SHOW – 4/16 (Wichita, KS)
Longleaf Pine Horse Trails – 4/16 (Raeford, NC)
River Glen Spring Horse Trials – 4/22 (New Market, TN)
Big Cheese CT & Dressage Show – 4/23 (Walnut Grove, GA)
Loudoun Hunt Pony Club Spring Horse Trials – 4/23 (Leesburg, VA)
NWFL Spring Fling Show – 4/23 (Tallahassee, FL)
SAPC Springfest Starter Horse Trials – 4/23 (Chesapeake City, MD)
Sporting Days Farm HT – 4/23 (Aiken, SC)
University of New Hampshire Spring Horse Trials – 4/23 (Durham, NH)
The Spring Event at Skyline – 5/6 (Mount Pleasant, UT)
Wayne Eventing Derby at Fox Valley Saddle Association – 5/6 (Hampshire, IL)
Apple Knoll Farm HT – 5/7 (Millis, MA)
Fair Hill Starter Horse Trials – 5/7 (Elkton, MD)
Poplar Place May Horse Trials – 5/7 (Hamilton, GA)
The Vista Combined Test and Dressage Show – 5/7 (Aiken, SC)
Waredaca Horse Trials – 5/7 (Laytonsville, MD)
Windridge Farms Spring HT – 5/7 (Mooresboro, NC)
CDCTA Ct Dressage & Combined Training Association – 5/8 (Salem, CT)
Riga Meadow Equestrian Center – 5/8 (Millbrook, NY)
SPOKANE SPORT HORSE SPRING EVENT – 5/12 (Spokane, WA)
Barrington Mini Event I – 5/14 (Barrington, IL)
Bluegrass Pony Club Combined Test and Clear Blue Jumper – 5/14 (Lexington, KY)
Gray Lily Farm Annual Spring Horse Show – 5/14 (Havana, FL)
Lynnleigh Farm 2022 2phase Series – 5/14 (Sandy, UT)
May WHES – 5/14 (Raeford, NC)
MDHT May Starter Horse Trial – 5/14 (Adamstown, MD)
Spring Gulch HT – 5/14 (Littleton, CO)
Stable View Summer HT – 5/14 (Aiken, SC)
Texas Rose Horse Park Horse Trials – 5/14 (Tyler, TX)
Will O’ Wind (OEA) – 5/14 (Ontario)
Winona horse Trials – 5/14 (Hanoverton, OH)
Barrington Mini Event II – 5/15 (Barrington, IL)
Full Gallop Farm May Schooling HT – 5/15 (Aiken, SC)
Red Gate Farm Starter Horse Trial – 5/16 (Bluemont, VA)
Indiana Equine Foundation Charity Horse Show – 5/20 (Lebanon, IN)
Fair Hill International Horse Trials – 5/21 (Elkton, MD)
KDEA CT AND DRESSAGE SHOW – 5/21 (Wichita, KS)
Spring Gulch Horse Trials – 5/21 (Littleton, CO)
Stable View Eventing Academy – 5/21 (Aiken, SC)
The Spring Chicken Event – 5/21 (Ogden, UT)
Wildflower Show – 5/21 (Rochester, IN)
Grandview (OEA) – 5/22 (Ontario)
May Daze Horse Trial – 5/27 (Lexington, KY)
Big Cheese Horse Trial, CT & Dressage Show – 5/28 (Walnut Grove, GA)
Mill Creek Pony Club HT – 5/28 (Raytown, MO)
Minds Eye Horse Trials – 5/28 (Sturgeon County, AB)
Mystic Valley Hunt Club HT – 5/28 (Gales Ferry, CT)
The Vista Combined Test and Dressage Show – 5/28 (Aiken, SC)
Glen Oro (OEA) – 5/29 (Ontario)
Life’s A Ride Schooling Show – 5/29 (Saco, ME)

Learn more about the T.I.P. program, view participating horse shows, and apply for a T.I.P. number at the website here.

Go Thoroughbreds. Go Eventing!

 

Eventing Supporters Honored at USEF Pegasus Awards Dinner Celebration

Howard Simpson and David O’Connor at the 2018 USEA Awards Banquet. Photo by Leslie Threlkeld.

The 2022 Pegasus Awards Dinner Celebration was held last night at the USEF Annual Meeting in Naples, Fla., and we were pleased to see contributors to the sport of eventing honored.

Howard Simpson of Lake Forest, Ill. was recognized with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to major equestrian events in the U.S. He and his wife, the late Martha Smith Simpson, hosted the first American Continental Young Riders Championship at their Temple Farms in 1985. In 1988, the competition became the North American Young Rider Championships, now called the North American Youth Championships. He served as the director of the NAYC for more than 20 years.

Simpson was instrumental in the creation of the Kentucky Three-Day Event as the first CCI4* (now CCI5*) in the country, and later led the evaluation team that recommended the Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill as the second CCI5* in North America.

Simpson has been active in governance of equestrian sport over the years. He was on the Board of Directors and several committees and councils for US Equestrian. He was on the Board of Governors, served as Vice President of Communications, and is currently a member of the Rebecca Broussard International Developing Rider Grant Selection Committee for the United States Eventing Association Foundation.

The late Tremaine Cooper, a prolific course designer, as well as Sue Hershey, who was instrumental in starting the USEA ICP program, were honored with a Richard E. McDevitt Award of Merit.

You can view a complete list of award winners here.

Friday News & Notes from Zoetis

When you see it… Photo courtesy of Karen Earth.

Last week, the wet snow caused massive damage in my area of Virginia, and I was personally out of power for a whole week. Not having power or internet (or heat!) really makes you realize some things, namely how addicted we are to our phones and having distractions on hand constantly. I also don’t have service at my farm, so in some ways it was like entering a pleasant dark hole, because I wasn’t bothered by anyone! However, I had to use way too many blankets and sleep with my outdoor clothes on, which I do not recommend. Super duper looking forward to the next snow storm predicted on Sunday!

U.S. Weekend Preview (woohoo!):

Horse Trials at Majestic Oaks (Reddick, Fl.): [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Volunteer]

Additional Volunteering Opportunities: [Ram Tap January Combined Test – Fresno, Ca.]

News From Around the Globe:

Did you know? EN’s News & Notes is always open for news items. Is your facility hosting a clinic? Want to announce a schedule change or other update? You can submit your news item by emailing [email protected] (note: sale ads and working student/groom openings are not permitted — check out Sport Horse Nation for these services — and inclusion in News & Notes is subject to editor discretion).

The Ocala and Aiken migration is well underway, and many eventers are high-tailing it south for warmer temperatures and the opportunity to get a jump start on prep for the upcoming season. Whether it be for a long weekend or a few months, a trip south can be a memorable one that also makes a difference by providing opportunity to focus on and enjoy your horse. If you haven’t made the trek yourself, there are a lot of questions to answer and the process can be overwhelming. So we’re tapping into the think tank that is our EN community. We want to know: what’s your best advice for a first-timer heading south this winter?

Best of Blogs: A Horseman’s Guide To Being A Professional

“E. caballus: The Domesticated Horse” runs at the Griffin Museum of Photography in Boston through Feb. 27. The seven photographers with work in “E. caballus: The Domesticated Horse” are all talented and take different approaches to their common subject. Some of those approaches are highly inventive. Because of that subject matter, though, the talent and inventiveness might get overlooked. Content like this can almost make form seem beside the point. Really, are there any creatures on the planet, human beings included, more loved by the camera than horses? [Basically A Lot of Great Horse Photos]

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Thursday Video: Top Grooms in Focus

There’s much to be learned from all disciplines, and one thing we all share in common is an all-consuming obsession concern with the health and wellbeing of our equine partners. So this new episode of FEI’s RIDE series is well worth the watch, as they take a look at the Team behind the Team.

As part of the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup, FEI talks to top show jumping riders Martin Fuchs and Marlon Zanotelli about their grooms. Andrea Hoenack and Sean Vard, accompany the horses to every tournament and travel around the world with them, discuss their best practices and how they prepare the horses for the journeys and competitions.

Ram Tap H.T. Celebrates Return to Roots With Season Kickoff This Weekend

Photo courtesy of Ram Tap Horse Trials.

Feel like you’re having a flashback to 10, 20 or even 50-60 years ago when looking at the 2022 USEA Area VI calendar? Ram Tap Horse Trials is back, replacing in name the venue known since 2012 as Fresno County Horse Park.

Ram Tap kicks off an exciting calendar of events, clinics and schooling opportunities this weekend with a USEA recognized combined test offering Intro through Advanced divisions. Organizer Terry Hirst’s letter for this weekend’s Combined Test has some fun history in it:

Learn more at ramtappark.com.

Volunteer Nation: 7 Events That Could Use a Helping Hand This Weekend

The event season is HERE! And with it, a need for volunteers. Can you help?

As always, you can earn merit points when you donate your time through the USEA’s Volunteer Incentive Program. Registering to volunteer through EventingVolunteers.com makes it easy and seamless to both find a job and shift as well as learn what your role will entail.

Here are eight events that could use a helping hand this weekend:

USEA Events

2022 January Combined Test (January 15th, 2022 to January 16th, 2022)

Majestic Oaks Recognized Horse Trials (January 11th, 2022 to January 16th, 2022)

Other Events

January Schooling Dressage (January 12th, 2022)

Pipe Opener I (January 14th, 2022 to January 15th, 2022)

Winter Combined Test (January 15th, 2022)

Pine Hill GHCTA Schooling Horse Trials (January 15th, 2022 to January 16th, 2022)

Thursday News & Notes Presented by Stable View

Dara Knot! Photo courtesy of Babette Lena.

A familiar field is sporting a new name! Welcome Dara Knot to the Eventing family! Babette Lena has announced the new name for the Aiken venue, and we are all delighted to see where this new chapter takes us all. As Babette explains it, “the Dara Knot is the Celtic symbol for inner strength, and comes from the Gaelic word ‘Doire’, which means ‘Oak Tree’—representing wisdom, power, endurance and strength. This property embodies all of those qualities, and as we take stewardship of and build on the farm’s strong foundation we felt this name was the most respectful direction we could take. It just seems to make sense as the best way to honor and respect the legacy of Paradise Farm.” Also, small note, due to the predicted ice storm in Aiken this weekend, the open house for the farm will be delayed a bit.

U.S. Weekend Preview (woohoo!):

Horse Trials at Majestic Oaks (Reddick, Fl.): [Website] [Entry Status] [Ride Times] [Volunteer]

Additional Volunteering Opportunities: [Ram Tap January Combined Test – Fresno, Ca.]

News From Around the Globe:

Did you know? EN’s News & Notes is always open for news items. Is your facility hosting a clinic? Want to announce a schedule change or other update? You can submit your news item by emailing [email protected] (note: sale ads and working student/groom openings are not permitted — check out Sport Horse Nation for these services — and inclusion in News & Notes is subject to editor discretion).

The Ocala and Aiken migration is well underway, and many eventers are high-tailing it south for warmer temperatures and the opportunity to get a jump start on prep for the upcoming season. Whether it be for a long weekend or a few months, a trip south can be a memorable one that also makes a difference by providing opportunity to focus on and enjoy your horse. If you haven’t made the trek yourself, there are a lot of questions to answer and the process can be overwhelming. So we’re tapping into the think tank that is our EN community. We want to know: what’s your best advice for a first-timer heading south this winter?

Your farrier needs your help. After all, you need his help too! We don’t talk enough about safety in farriery and the necessary precautions required for farriers to work effectively and with the least risk. Farriers should communicate with horse owners and barn managers about safety issues because many of them really do want to improve situations; they just don’t know how. [From the Farrier: 8 Tips for Safer Shoeing]

Attendees of the 2022 USEA ICP Symposium at Barnstaple South Farm in Ocala, Florida on February 8-9 will get a first look at the all-new USEA Eventing Handbook by the Levels. This educational tool was developed over the course of two years and is loaded with materials and resources targeted for all levels of eventing professionals, instructors, and coaches. The ICP Symposium has undergone a reboot and will feature an interactive and inclusive format that encourages participation and input from active professionals at all levels through a hands-on live teaching session. While geared towards eventing professionals, the ICP Symposium is open to all who wish to attend and will feature relevant information that all riders and eventing enthusiasts can learn from. [ICP: Be The Best Instructor You Can Be]

Welcome to Myth Buster Monday (even though it’s Thursday whoopsie), where Horse Nation will be diving into different equestrian myths and providing research-based evidence to either bust or confirm those myths. Today’s topic: chiropractic care in young horses. Is it harmful for young horses to have their bones and joints manipulated while growing? Read further to find out! [Chiropractic for Young Horses?]

 

 

Wednesday Video from Kentucky Performance Products: Back to Burghley

Badminton has gotten plenty of airtime over the last few weeks, partly because we’re so wildly overexcited about its return this spring and partly because its box office opened today — but there’s another Big B returning to the calendar in 2022, and we’re equally as delighted to return to its iconic grounds. What better way to reacquaint oneself with the Cottesmore Leap and the Leaf Pit than in the company of six-time victor William Fox-Pitt, who was kind enough to take us all along for the ride back in 2015 aboard the excellent Parklane Hawk?

Heels down, eyes up, leg on — let’s jump some big fences, baby.

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Have you grabbed your winter running horse stickers?  Check them out at KPPusa.com/winter.

Sport Horse Nation Spotlight: Imports Who May or May Not Whinny with Accents

In the market for a new four-legged partner? You may find your unicorn on our sister site, Sport Horse Nation. To help with the search, we’re going to feature a selection of current listings here on EN. We include the ad copy provided; click the links for videos, pricing and contact information.

This pandemic has been a bit of a bummer for the travel-minded, hasn’t it? Between cancelled flight routes, surprise travel bans, and curfews popping up like rampant moles in the garden of life, it’s been a lot easier — and in many cases, much more sensible — to stay at home. But if you’re pining for foreign shores, perhaps your wanderlust might be temporarily sated by the very best kind of souvenir – an imported event horse. Here’s a selection of European honeys currently advertised on Sport Horse Nation.

For those who miss the Emerald Isle and its dusky-brogued gents, try:

TOP CLASS AMATEUR WINNER

Ballybolger Anchorman
Lovely JOEY 16.3HH DARK BROWN 8 year old homebred gelding by Puissance hoping to find his forever home. He is a 90/100 winning machine having super form at this
level, he has completed 2 novices and is now ready to be a Superstar grassroots winner.
His 100 results include:
1st lisgarvan 27.3
5th Frankfort 30
6th kilguilkey 27.3
3rd Blackstairs 31.5
1st Tattersals 14.9
He has the sweetest temperament, easy to do in all ways, lives in or out, hacks in company or on his own and doesn’t have to be ridden everyday. Super on the flat, moves really
well and easy to ride , very unflappable jumping with plenty of scope. He is snaffle mouth and would suit a tall child coming off ponies or competitive amateur who wants to win.He is 100 % to clip , shoe, load and travels well, incredibly chilled to deal with . Joey has had very easy to manage very mild sweet itch under his mane which we just shampoo regularly and keep a DustBuster / sweet itch hoody on during spring and summer. Never an issue or problem just a little TLC needed.
Plenty of videos on request
Special home wanted for this lovely boy.
Based co Carlow. Ireland
00353872211041

Sybil AB- beautiful talent and temperament in this imported ISH

Sybil AB- 2017 16.3 hand gray imported ISH mare by Nazar out of a Kings Master mare. This horse is the total package of brains and talent and it doesn’t hurt she’s beautiful too. She’s ready to continue her education with a jr or AA in a program. She will go far. She’s done two A rated hunter shows with an ammie and is entered at Majestic Oaks. No soundness or health issues or any special care requirements.

Contact Information
Angela Bowles 817-944-2535 [email protected]
Adjectives
Beautiful sweet talented
Price
$45,000
Youtube Video
Location
Citra FL
Connemara super star!

🦄 ☘️ Gentry Irish Clover- (Fortrane Stuart CP x Rantis Diamond ISH ). Coming 6 year old 15.3hh imported Irish Sport Horse mare. “Trish” is a beautiful, talented and super forgiving mare that is wise beyond her years! If you’re looking for something with a packer mentality to quickly move you up the levels with confidence, Trish is your ride! She is easy, sweet, and the type of horse every trainer wants in their barn.

Have a grudge against owning a girl? She will change that. This mare is zero drama and with her adorable personality, will make you the center of her whole world! That’s right, she will whinny when she sees you. It’s like owning a little squeaky toy that lights up when you’re around. You can’t say no to that! ❤️ 🧸

Trish is so good she won her first horse trials in the USA out of a large division! She has competed in Ireland through the Novice level and schools cross country through the Training level! She is brave, scopey, and will jump anything from any distance with very little input needed from her rider. She’s quiet enough to be a hunter, but forward enough to do the jumpers. This horse could do multiple jobs for you!

Here is another unicorn. These horses don’t come by very often! Trish is UTD on everything and has zero vices. This is the first horse I’ve had in my barn that I can’t give you a single bad thing to say about her…and we have some nice horses! Trish can be ridden every day or pulled out of her stall with a week off and is the same horse. She walks off the trailer at a show as the same horse you put on, easy and quiet.

Serious inquiries only. Yes, seriously…please. Budget suits the quality of horse. Priced in the mid-five figures. Located at Gentry Sport Horses in Spring City, PA.

Contact us privately for more information and videos.

If you’re aching to pop on your dirndl and head to Germany, these options are sehr gut…

Peddersson

“Peddersson” 16.2 hand 2015 imported gelding from Germany. Ended his 2021 season at preliminary level. Always very competitive with eye catching movement and jump. Great show temperament, never buzzy or tense in the ring, fantastic galloper on cross country and careful show jumper. Ready for 2 star this spring. Available to try in Bay Area California. Lots of videos on RideOnVideo.

Top quality with an outstanding temperament

RHS Temptation 50 (Potato)

Age: 6
Breed: Westphalian
Height: 16.2
Gelding
Sire: Tangelo Van De Zuuthoeve (1.60m show jumper)

Dam: Tinette (1.55m show jumper)

Show videos available upon request

Temptation 50 is a 6 yr old, 16.2 Westphalian gelding. He has competed through 1.30 both in Europe, and the States.
He truly has an outstanding character both under saddle, and to be around in the barn. He is instantly a favorite of anyone upon first meeting with his sweet, and kind nature, and fun to ride in every way. Safe and suitable for a wide variety of riders.
Three good paces, that are comfortable to ride, with a solid education both on the flat and over jumps.
Currently competing successfully at 1.30m, with scope and ability for more.
Very easy and comfortable to ride, truly automatic lead changes, point and shoot jumping.
His Sire was a successful 1.60m jumper, and has been a prolific sire of highly successful elite sport horses. His dam herself competed successfully through 1.55m.

Ready to don your clogs and get down with the freaky-deaky Dutch? Meet…

Top quality 4 year old

Lots of video available upon request!

RHS Mandiamo.
4 yrs old, KWPN 17.0 gelding.

The best 4 yr old I have ever sat on! Has competed 1.0m to 1.05m prior to import. We have done xc on a line with him, and he does all the things without batting an eye. Brave, has incredible movement, and is extremely easy on the ground, and to ride. He has all the star quality for upper level for a pro, but also has an A/A or YR friendly disposition.

And finally, missed flag-watching outside Buckingham Palace and kilt-shopping in the Highlands? You’ll have plenty to chat about with…

ULTIMATE EVENTING SCHOOLMASTER/JNR/YR DREAM

16.2hh 13 year old mare by Warrant. Ridden by small girl and placed in all her novice events last season in the UK.

She has beautiful paces & is an absolute double clear machine. She has jumped round intermediates clear with ease and has scope to go on further.

Only for sale due to university commitments.

Can be seen on professional yard where other eventers are available. Edinburgh airport is under an hour away.

Videos available via WhatsApp

17.1 2013 Irish Gelding

The Nobleman a.k.a. Norman, was imported from the U.K. In May of 2021. He loves cross country and fox hunting, and is in a dressage program 4-5 days a week. He has a wonderful attitude, and very nice work ethic. He hacks out alone or in company, and is happy living out or in.
Norman is the whole package, he has beautiful uphill gaits, not spooky or silly, and has the cutest personality. He is wonderful with hounds and stands quietly at meets. He prefers first or second field, but can be easily managed hill topping.
Norman is patient for vet, farrier, dentist. Easy to ship and clip.
He passed a 5 stage vetting in May and has had no soundness issues. Radiographs available.

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